RIZ ORTOLANI AND NINO OLIVIERO - Mondo Cane (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) - 2LP - Vinyl

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Label: Decca/Mondo Cinema SKU: 12955 Catalogue ID: 920852 / CS002 Format:
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RIZ ORTOLANI AND NINO OLIVIERO - Mondo Cane (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) - 2LP - Vinyl

RIZ ORTOLANI AND NINO OLIVIERO - Mondo Cane (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) - 2LP - Vinyl

€28.99 €18.99

 

LABEL: Decca/Mondo Cinema

CAT NO: 920852 / CS002

BARCODE: 08024709208521

 

Tracklisting:

1. Life Savers Girls 2:43
2. The Damned Island / L’Isola Maledetta 2:45
3. Girls And Sailors / Ragazze E Marinai 1:17
4. Hong Kong Cha Cha Cha / Breakfast At The Colony / Colazione Al Colony 3:24
5. The Last Flight / L’ultimo Volo 2:09
6. Dog Heat 1:03
7. China Tarantella 1:16
8. The Fisherman Of Ragjput – The Sharks / I Pescatori Di Ragjput – Gli Squali 4:14
9. Models In Blue / Modelle In Blu 3:41
10. Free Way 1:49
11. House Of Death / Casa Della Morte 1:39
12. Pergatory / Il Purgatorio 1:26
13. Repabhan Street / Repabhan Strasse 2:11
14. The Festival Of The Bull / La Forcata 3:27
15. Cargo Cult-Finale Del Film 4:25

RIZ ORTOLANI AND NINO OLIVIERO – Mondo Cane (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

2LP – Vinyl
(Housed in a Gatefold Sleeve)

Carefully restored and remastered, presented in original, authentic artwork and manufactured in Italy. A cult-film documentary from 1962, directed by Paolo Cavara, Gualtiero Jacopetti and Franco Prosperi. This film saw great international success, winning awards at the 15th Cannes Film Festival, and is often seen as the film that gave real life to the cinematic strand of sensationalist documentaries – termed Mondo-Movie.

The soundtrack has a cult following also, innovative and modern, influences that span from jazz to exotica. It won a Grammy and nominated for the Oscar in 1963. One instrumental track – Modelle in Blue / Models in Blue became a lot more famous when it became the hit track “More”, covered by the likes of Nat King Cole, Aretha Franklin & Frank Sinatra (over 70 million records sold).